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Chapter 18 Self-test questions
Remedies and appeals
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Remedies that occur before the final resolution are known as ______ remedies.
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What does a
Norwich Pharmacal Order
do?
Require inferior courts to initiate action against a defendant.
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Require the disclosure of the identity of the defendant.
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Require the handing over of all documents in the possession of the respondent.
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Require a defendant to present himself at court.
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Ordinarily, which of the following can grant an interim injunction?
Circuit Judge.
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District Judge
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Master of the High Court
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Recorder
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_______ damages relate to identifiable sums of money.
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The courts try to make the awarding of damages simple. Thus, if C can prove that he will lose £10,000 per year for 10 years, the courts will order the payment of £100,000 (10x£10,000) in damages.
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False
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Which of the following is
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a type of equitable remedy?
Injunction
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Recission
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Damages.
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Specific performance.
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After the Woolf Reforms, a
writ of certiorari
is now known as:
Declaration
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Injunction
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Certification.
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Quashing Order.
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Only the claimant has the right to appeal in judicial review actions.
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False
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An appeal from a district judge presiding in a fast track (as distinct from small claims track) hearing in the County Court will be heard by whom?
Lords Justice of Appeal sitting in the Court of Appeal
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Puisne judge sitting in the Court of Appeal
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Pusine judge sitting in the High Court of Justice.
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Circuit Judge sitting in the County Court.
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It is not possible for a decision of a County Court judge to ever be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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False
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